01/07/2025
TRUE MEANING OF ISRAEL.
Is: In Hebrew, the word "is" is not directly translated in the same way it is in English. It's often understood implicitly within the sentence structure, especially in the present tense. When "is" functions as the main verb, it's typically translated as "exists" (קיים, kayam) or "to be" (להיות, lihyot). In some poetic or religious contexts, especially when referring to God, the word hoveh (הוה) is used for "is".
ra: (ראה) means "to see" or "to look". However, the core meaning of the word ra (רַע) remains "bad" or "evil".
El: In Hebrew, the word "el" (אל) means "god" or "deity". It can refer to a general god or, in some contexts, specifically to the supreme god of a pantheon or even the God of Israel.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Generic term:
"El" is a common word for "god" in many Semitic languages, including Hebrew and Aramaic.
Chief deity:
In ancient Near Eastern cultures, including Canaanite religion, "El" was often used as a title for the head of the pantheon of gods.
Hebrew Bible:
In the Hebrew Bible, "El" can refer to the God of Israel, sometimes with other attributes or epithets (like "El Shaddai" or "El Elyon").
Elohim:
The word "Elohim" (אֱלֹהִים) is also a Hebrew term for God, and it is the plural form of "Eloah" (אֱלוֹהַּ). It is often used to refer to the God of Israel, and it can be translated as "God" or "gods"
(Ite) as in Israelite
In Hebrew, the suffix "-ite" (as in Israelite, Moabite, etc.) does not directly exist as a separate word. Instead, it's a grammatical construct derived from Greek, which was later used in translations of Hebrew texts, particularly the Bible. The suffix essentially means "descendant of" or "belonging to" a particular person, place, or group.
IN ISRAEL EXISTS AN EVIL GOD. THATS WHAT ISRAEL MEANS!!
The Zionist Israel...
A group of people who who are descendants of the evil one
